Suchoi Su49

Sukhoi's Su-49 has been selected by the Russian air force to provide flight screening initial training and maintain frontline pilots' skills. It was selected over the Yakovlev Yak-154. The two-seat Su-49 was developed from the Su-29KS aerobatic aircraft. It has a 1,400kg (3,100lb) take-off weight and is fitted with a 420hp (315kW) Vedeneyev M-9F nine-cylinder radial piston engine. The airframe uses composite materials. The Su-49 cockpit is equipped with liquid-crystal head-down displays, a head-up display and Zvezda SKS-94M-49 ejection seats to simulate the cockpits of the Sukhoi Su-27/30. It is intended to provide navigation, night/all-weather, high-g and weapons instruction. Design bureau Sukhoi has proposed that the Novosibirsk aircraft production association (NAPO) - its sister company within the Sukhoi holding company - build the Su-49.

AEROPOXY resin kits are accurate scale representation of real planes, mostly Yugoslav aviation related subjects and are made from HQ Polyurethane resins .
All the kits comes with decals and/or die cut airbrushing masks and Cool Frame canopy frames. With some TLC it's easy to assemble for any medium experienced modeller if they follow the building instructions .
Each of the kits is followed by multimedia CD Rom with more data and resources for experienced modellers.